Judith Young

Judy and I were great buddies in the Southwest days. I think I spent more time on the phone with Judy than anyone, even now! We had many spend the nights together in our childhood homes so we knew each other´s families.As others have said, Judy´s intelligence was really apparent to all of us who knew her. I carry sweet memories in my heart for Judy. Jane and Eddie, what a big loss and will keep you in my prayers. Lots of love and hugs to you, Kay

When I was about 5 years old I met Judy and Jane. I was a cowboy. When I pretended I got shot, Judy was the nurse that brought me back. She was the most beautiful girl in my world then and always will be. Time has borne us far in life. Judy and I braved the West. Now she has gone West as we say in the pilot world. But in my heart I shed a tear for a true friend. I will miss you missy! See you at the river! Dusty

My sincerest and heartfelt condolences to the family over Judy's passing. Having lived next door to each other during our earliest childhood years and being the same age, I consider her my oldest friend. I am saddened by her passing and am praying for each of you during this difficult time of sorrow. Regards, Mike & Debi Freeman ...

Judy and I attended both elementary and high school together. Judy was admired by everyone for her wit, charm, intelligence and grace. In any endeavor she was the first person you want on your team. I cannot think of a moment when I was not glad to see her. She made people better and was always willing to lend a hand. Judy possessed a depth of character and even in youth that was mature beyond her years. I am grateful that I was able to know her as friend. Bob Finnell